Hi Christopher,
Thanks for the reply. I am new to Apache and Tomcat, Our Tomcat is not
cluster and Sticky is not enabled.
Could you please let me know which one will be help to avoid failover if
one Tomcat went down.
Thanks
Jayaram
On Sun, Oct 16, 2016 at 10:32 PM, Christopher Schultz <
ch...@ch
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA256
Jayaram,
On 10/13/16 1:00 AM, Jayaram Ponnusamy wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Currently we have two webServers (WA and WB) and two Tomcat Servers
> (TA, TB). WA configured for TA and WB configured for TB. How to
> configure Loadbalance and Failover between
Hi All,
Currently we have two webServers (WA and WB) and two Tomcat Servers (TA,
TB). WA configured for TA and WB configured for TB. How to configure
Loadbalance and Failover between these two Servers.
For Eg. WA is connected with TA, if TA failed then WA should connect TB,
Similarly WB connect T
1) Real round robin
If you really want to distribute requests fully via round robin, you
need to set
worker.loadbalancer.sticky_session=False
2) Session stickyness
But usually, this is *not* what you want. Usually, you want requests,
that belong to a user session to go to the same Tomcat
if you want round robin, then set lbfactor to 1 for all your workers
Filip
Dean Lonsdale wrote:
Hi all
We are currently trying to setup load balancing in our environment and as
after testing the Load Balancing it would appear to be working. I have run
up two applications sessions, one of
status page suggests that the
workers are load balanced, although as yet the 'B' worker has only ever
appeared with a status of 'N/A' (Unknown). Other workers have appeared
with a status of 'OK'.
I suspect that this load balancer is not using a 'Round Robin&#x
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Mary,
Rashmi is right; this question belongs on a different list. However, it
might not be the Apache httpd list.
Usually, people implement round-robin load distribution using DNS
round-robining, instead of resorting to web server configuration
TECTED]>
To: users@tomcat.apache.org
Sent: Saturday, November 11, 2006 9:25:59 PM
Subject: mod_rewrite - round robin
Hope someone can help me with this, I am new to apache.
My requirement is to route a given URL to 3 different URLs in a round
robin fashion.
Eg: www.myhost.com <http://w
Hope someone can help me with this, I am new to apache.
My requirement is to route a given URL to 3 different URLs in a round
robin fashion.
Eg: www.myhost.com <http://www.myhost.com/> should be routed the first
time to www.myhost1.com <http://www.myhost1.com/> . The se
